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He wants immunity from prosecution and
safe passage for his family - that seems to be the main demand from Robert
Mugabe. Andrew Harding is our Africa Correspondent who is in Zimbabwe.

0715

Gerry Adams is expected to set out a plan for a change in
the leadership of Sinn Fein at his party conference this weekend. Chris Page
reports.

0725

A military dog who helped save the
lives of troops in Afghanistan is going to get the Dickin medal today - it is
the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross. Mali and
his handler, Corporal Daniel Hatley are here.

0740

Egypt's Coptic Christians are feeling
more beleaguered than ever as they reel from bombings, shootings and stabbings
carried out by ISIS and other jihadist groups. Frank Gardner reports from
Egypt.

0810

David Davis has warned
against "putting politics above prosperity" in Britain's post-Brexit
relationship with the EU.

0820

Space is for everyone - for men and
women, for boys and girls who look up at the skies and wonder and manage to
master the science. There’s a book out to that effect. Libby Jackson is Human
Spaceflight and Microgravity Programme Manager at the UK Space Agency and
author of A Galaxy of her own: Amazing stories of women in space. Anita Sengupta
is one of the women featured in the book, she is an American aerospace
engineer.

0835

There is a catastrophe unfolding in
Yemen - millions of lives affected by famine, 300,000 already suffering from
cholera. David Miliband is President of the International Rescue Committee
which has people on the ground in Yemen.